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Will AI replace Houdini in some tasks in the future? For example, in film and television special effects or visual effects in advertisements. I've been using Houdini for eight years, and it's a fantastic software. I don't think any other similar software can surpass it.

but with the emergence and development of AI, I'm a little worried about our current efforts.After all, AI can achieve about 70% of Houdini's effect with only one-thousandth of the time and money.

Ai Can't do 70% of Houdini's effect, not even close to that.
where did you get this number?

And people will always want to see visually than use text ,
so think what will happen when sidefx will develop AI within houdini

and don't listen to dooms day people because most of them speak out of self interest.

I'm sorry, I don't have exact number, this is just a guess. I'm a Houdini tercher at a university, and I often see news about the continuous progress of AI, such as the recent Seedance 2.0, which is already very powerful. I also constantly hear people around me saying that what we teach is outdated or no longer competitive, which makes me a little scared.

raincole
You'll never get a neutral answer about AI on the internet. Too many people have skin in the game (on both sides)

Maybe your answer is the neutral one thank you

Will AI replace Houdini in some tasks in the future? For example, in film and television special effects or visual effects in advertisements. I've been using Houdini for eight years, and it's a fantastic software. I don't think any other similar software can surpass it.

but with the emergence and development of AI, I'm a little worried about our current efforts.After all, AI can achieve about 70% of Houdini's effect with only one-thousandth of the time and money.